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Provides care to individuals with terminal illness in clients home. Also provides care in assisted living facility, nursing facility, and hospice residential unit. Offers physical, spiritual, and emotional support. Enables clients to live out life with dignity and comfort, surrounded by people and things they love. 

Services include 24 hours a day for phone consultations and after-hours emergency visits. 

• Advanced Illness Management for treating chronic or advanced illnesses.
• Home infusion and pharmacy services for injectable hydration, nutrition, and medication.
• Social services to help you cope with the emotional and social aspects of your condition. To connect you with community resources. Social services can be provide as an adjunct to other skilled care.
• Rehabilitation therapy services physical, speech, pulmonary (at certain locations only). Occupational therapies., to help you adapt to limitations. Regain most function, mobility, and independence.
• Respiratory care and home medical equipmentto treat a pulmonary condition. Aide with mobility limitations (at certain locations only).

• Public Health Field Nursing A voluntary home visiting program with a Public Health Nurse to support families during pregnancy and with children up to 5 years old. The program provides strength-based case management, assists families with accessing resources, and provides health and parenting education.
• Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) An evidence-based home visiting program that pairs first time expectant parents with a specially trained nurse. The program begins during pregnancy and provides support, education, and resources to families until their child turns 2 years old. Nurses also check in with the parent regarding their health and wellness and their child’s growth and development.
• Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP)CPSP is a statewide program that provides enhanced reimbursement for a wide range of services to Medi-Cal eligible pregnant and postpartum women.
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) ProgramPublic Health Nurses in Santa Cruz County provide bereavement support, information, resources, and follow-up services to assist families and caregivers who have experienced the loss of an infant from SIDS or Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID).